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Grow It Eat It - Childrens General Interest and Leisure Category: Childrens Books Description: From plot to plate, this is a cookery and gardening book in one, from the experts at the RHS. Is your child a budding gardener or chef? Children will love learning how to plant seeds and turn their produce into delicious meals that they can eat. They'll have juicy tomatoes that make fantastic pizzas, plump pumpkins for a perfect pie, luscious strawberries for a smashing smoothie and many more tempting treats. They'll discover how food grows, from photosynthesis to pollination and learn to care for their plants. Then when they've picked their crops, there are recipes for snacks, lunches and dinners that are really tasty and will encourage your child and family to eat healthily. And you don't need a garden: Grow It, Eat It includes plants that can all be grown in pots. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Grow It Eat It Category: Books Description: Is your child a budding gardener or chef? Children will love learning how to plant seeds and turn their produce into delicious meals that they can eat. ISBN: 9781405328104 Review this product |
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Grow Something To Eat Every DayCategory: Books Description: From growing vegetables and plants to herbs and fruit, Grow Something to Eat Everyday is the ultimate grow-to-eat manual with simple, comprehensive tips and advice on what to grow when - in a handy month-by-month format. ISBN: 9781405362276 Review this product |
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Grow Something To Eat Every DayCategory: Books Description: Plan your plot and put something home-grown on the table 365 days a year From growing vegetables and plants to herbs and fruit, Grow Something to Eat Everyday is the ultimate grow-to-eat manual with simple, comprehensive tips and advice on what to grow when - in a handy ebook(PDF) format. ISBN: 9781405364867 Review this product |
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Grow Your Own Fruit And Veg In Plot Pots Or Growbags - Emma Rawlings - GardeningCategory: Books Description: No longer do we need a walled vegetable garden to grow succulent fresh produce for the kitchen. Large patio pots and grow bags can bring this useful hobby to the smallest of spaces. This is a book that introduces the basics in a picture-packed format. Everything that you could want for your new personal eating experience is here, from veggies through herbs and fruits, to the kitchen and the recipes to use for it all. It's all very accessible and simply laid out. It guides you one step at a time to become a real gardener. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Rhs How To Grow Practically EverythingGardening Hardback In How to Grow Practically Everything by the RHS, you'll find all the detailed guidance and quick tips you will need - including materials, plants, location and timing - to ensure you get great results every time. Delivery time: 5 - 7 days Delivery cost: 1.75 Author: DK Publisher: Penguin Group RRP: 25.96 Review this product |
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Fantastic - we love this book,
This review is from: Grow It, Eat It (Hardcover)
This book is absolutely fantastic! So good that I have bought another copy for friend's daughters birthday. Every step of the process has a picture with a really good description of what you need to do.Don't worry if you are not greenfingered yourself, it's written at a level that assumes no previous knowledge .... I have learnt quite a bit myself!!!!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Great for young chefs,
This review is from: Grow It, Eat It (Hardcover)
I am a Reception teacher. The recipes in here are great as they can easily be linked to our books and topics, especially food and growth and the old classics like Jack and the Beanstalk. All the recipes are healthy and balaced yet easy. Some have quite a lot of ingredients but if you give a little thought you can cut some out. Brilliant resource and I've made a few at home too though don't have kids.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Perfect for the novice gardener, By BusyChizzyMum "Suki" (Greater London) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Grow It, Eat It (Hardcover)
This book has been invaluable to us - so simple and straightforward. My 3 year old has become obsessed with gardening this spring and my husband refers to this book a lot as he's been growing the plants with our daughter. The sunflowers are tremendous and we grew them from seed! The photos in this book are really useful for ideas, hints and creative ways to display the plants in the garden. We bought some toy storage colourful tubs and used them like in the book to display strawberry plants, tomato plants and marigolds. I love these DK books anyway. I've always found them to be most useful. The recipes are a bonus in this book because they can show a child from the beginning to the end result. For now my kitchen window remains like the Eden project until my husband decides to buy a greenhouse.
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